New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones started last night’s game against the Chicago Bears after missing the previous three through injury, but rookie Billy Zappy came off the bench to the home side’s fans at Gillette Stadium and delivered in the first half. For the first time since week three, Jones has not appeared on the inactive Patriots roster. The QB of the second year sustained an ankle injury in the final minutes of New England’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sept. 25. Chicago Territory: After the Bates forced a Bears push, Zappy entered the game and fans in Foxboro gave a raucous cheer, and on his first drive, Zappy went 3-for-3 in the air for 54 yards, including a 30-yard connection with Jacoby Myers, as Myers made a catch Amazing dive and made a lot of effort to reach the end zone to land. The lead that followed, a play that set up Rhammondry Stephenson’s touchdown trajectory gave New England the lead, however, and Zappy struggled to replicate his early success throughout the rest of the match. After starting 4-for-4 for 97 yards and touchdowns, he completed 10 of his remaining 18 passes for 88 yards and was intercepted twice. Yards dash in a 33-14 upset by the Patriots. ESPN’s Adam Shifter tweeted before the game that it “wouldn’t be surprising” to see rookie Billy Zappy also getting some game time. During his pre-game coverage, playing “Monday Night Football” by-play broadcaster Joe Buck said he expects to see Jones and Zapp play in the middle for the Patriots. 4 against the Green Bay Packers after veteran Brian Hoyer suffered a concussion early in that game. Zappe completed 51 of 70 passes (72.9%) for 596 yards, four touchdowns and an interception before Monday’s game. He was kicked five times, tripped three times and missed two of those moves, meanwhile, Jones completed 64 passes of 97 (66.0%) for 786 yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions before getting hit. He has also been sacked five times while floundering once due to a turnover. The Patriots scored seven inactive players in Monday’s game: defensive start Christian Barmore (knee), right tackle start Isaiah Wayne (shoulder), wide receiver Kendrick Bourne (toe), outside linebacker Josh O’Shea (hamstring), corner back Shaun Wade (illness), safety Joshuah Bledsoe and debutante running back Kevin Harris. The Bears had four players on their inactive roster: cornerback Lamar Jackson, defensive end Kingsley Jonathan, tight end Jake Tongs and wide receiver Isaiah Coulter.
New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones started last night’s game against the Chicago Bears after missing the previous three through injury, but rookie Billy Zappy came off the bench to the delight of the home team’s fans at Gillette Stadium and made the first half.
For the first time since week three, Jones has not appeared on the inactive Patriots roster. 2nd year QB He suffered an ankle injury The final minutes of New England’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens on September 25.
Jones took the shots on the Patriots’ first three drives, but the last round ended in an interception with New Englanders in the Chicago area.
After the Bates forced the Bears to pay, Zappy entered the game and fans in Foxboro gave loud cheers.
On his first drive, Zappe went 3 for 3 through the air for 54 yards, including a 30-yard connection with Jakobi Meyers where Myers made an amazing dive catch and made a great effort to get to the end zone for the landing.
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After the Patriots got the ball back on interception, Zappe completed 43 yards to DeVante Parker in the first play of the drive that followed, a play that set up the Rhamondre Stevenson touchdown tour that gave New England the lead.
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However, Zappe struggled to replicate his early success throughout the rest of the game. After starting 4 for 4 for 97 yards and touchdowns, he completed 10 of his remaining 18 passes for 88 yards and was intercepted twice.
Meanwhile, the Bears managed to regain the lead late in the second half and scored a 243 rushing yard in a 33-14 victory over the Patriots.
ESPN’s Adam Shifter tweeted Before the game it “wouldn’t be surprising” to see rookie Billy Zappy also getting some playing time.
During pre-game coverage, “Monday Night Football” host Joe Buck said he expects to see Jones and Zapp play in the middle for the Patriots.
Zappe, a fourth-round draft pick, entered the season as the quarterback in the team’s third series, but Saw the field for the first time in week 4 Against the Green Bay Packers after Veteran Brian Hoyer suffered a concussion early in that game.
In each of the previous two games, Zappe led the Patriots to victory in a straight start against Detroit Lions And the Cleveland Browns.
Zappe completed 51 of 70 passes (72.9%) for 596 yards, four touchdowns and an interception before Monday’s game. He had been fired five times, tripped three times and missed two of those stumbles.
Meanwhile, Jones completed 64 of 97 passes (66.0%) for 786 yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions before getting hit. He has also been sacked five times while floundering once due to a turnover.
The Patriots scored seven inactive players in Monday’s game: defensive start Christian Barmore (knee), right tackle start Isaiah Wayne (shoulder), wide receiver Kendrick Bourne (toe), outside linebacker Josh O’Shea (hamstring), corner back Shaun Wade (illness), safety Joshuah Bledsoe and rookie running back Kevin Harris.
The Bears had four players on their inactive roster: cornerback Lamar Jackson, defensive end Kingsley Jonathan, tight end Jake Tongs and wide receiver Isaiah Coulter.
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